Plans for the Future (First Update, Please Subscribe)

In the provincial capital, at the Phoenix Legion camp.

Recently, Li Yao had been drilling a squad of Pandaren. They wore helmets and bulletproof vests, with plenty of gear normally reserved for special forces hanging from their bodies.

It made these Pandaren soldiers look adorably fierce.

This batch of Pandaren soldiers had all been specially bred by Maeve.

Of course,

they had not been bred using the "womb cultivation method."

For the sake of results, Maeve had actually been quite willing to try the "womb cultivation" method. Based on the Mother Empress's traits, she could impregnate herself and give birth without needing a mate... but Li Yao stopped her.

Because he suddenly realized there was a bizarre ethical issue involved...

First:

using this method would mean Maeve had children; and Maeve was his familiar.

So,

wouldn't that mean he would have a whole pack of Pandaren grandnephews?

It was that bastard Sauron who brought it up... Boss Li himself hadn't even thought of it at first.

After all, she was just a familiar, and there was still a difference in status between them. But then that would make her too close to Sauron.

The moment Sauron imagined himself becoming the brother-in-law of a whole crowd of national treasures, he fell into depression.

So he hurriedly offered his advice!

And for the first time, Li Yao experienced the ethical challenges brought about by "cloning technology"... He had lingering fears afterward and told Sauron, "Those scientists back then really were far-sighted."

He hadn't read all those books for nothing.

Sauron: "???"

Was "far-sighted" really used like that?

After thinking it over, Sauron still said, "Shouldn't that be called having foresight?"

Li Yao: "..."

He glanced evasively at the demon creature. "Not bad."

Look at that vocabulary.

Sauron rolled his eyes at the